Instagram's Cofounder on Why Great Products Are Still Hard to Build

We’re excited to welcome Laura Entis to Every as a staff writer. A former editor at Fortune and news editor at LinkedIn, Laura will cover Every as a beat—documenting how an AI-native media and software company works, our experiments, and our lessons. She writes today’s Context Window.—Eleanor Warnock

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‘AI & I’: How to build an agent-native product

Today, we’re releasing a new episode of our podcast AI & I. Dan Shipper sits down with Mike Krieger, cofounder of Instagram and co-lead of Anthropic Labs—the team working on experimental projects within the Claude developer—to discuss how the rules of professional product development are being rewritten in real time. Krieger brings a rare perspective as someone who has been at the frontier of two transformative technology waves, the mobile and social boom, and now agent-native software.

Watch on X or YouTube, or listen on Spotify or Apple Podcasts. You can also read the transcript.

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Instagram's Cofounder on Why Great Products Are Still Hard to Build

‘AI & I’: How to build an agent-native product

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